More than 11,000 people stuck in the snow
About 11,500 people of a Serbian village are isolated by heavy snowfall, while the number of malaria deaths in Europe continues to skyrocket in a record cold spell.
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About 11,500 people of a Serbian village are isolated by heavy snowfall, while the number of malaria deaths in Europe continues to skyrocket in a record cold spell.
More than 300 people have died because of a record cold spell in Europe for more than a week and meteorologists warned that snow will continue to fall sharply in the com…
According to studies recently released on January 8, rapid warming in Europe has made many butterflies and birds unable to adapt and have to move to cooler climates and…
Abnormal phenomena are happening on Scandinavian Peninsula - instead of white winter snow, warm weather makes flowers bloom for the second time of the year and white bea…
Air iodine-131 radioisotopes in many European countries may have spread from a research institute in Hungary.
Officials in some European countries have reported that they have detected a radioactive isotope in the air but have not found a source.
Severe winters in the United States and Northern Europe can be a result of changes in ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
Increasing droughts in Europe will result in heavy losses in assets and experience to the region in the future.
Vatnajokull, Europe's largest glacier and one of the most beautiful glaciers in the world, has been tinged with a black color due to Grimsvotn volcanic ash in Iceland.
According to the VNA correspondent in London, meteorological agencies in many European countries simultaneously warned of the risk of widespread drought due to the lowes…
The European Commission is considering banning the use of plastic bags or imposing taxes on people who use them to reduce the level of environmental pollution.
The Italian volcano Etna on Italy and also Europe's largest volcano yesterday woke up, erupting lava and ash, with flaming red lava flows down the slopes.
A Swedish official said radioactive substances leaked from nuclear power plants in Japan are heading to North America.
Central European countries have become the first areas affected by climate change in Europe with an important supply of water, which is rapidly decreasing groundwater.
For more than a month, many European countries have been attacked by snowstorms and cold. Temperature in many places has reached the lowest level in the last 10 years.